Reincarnation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REINCARNATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the action of reincarnating
• the rebirth of a soul in another body.
• a person or animal in whom a particular soul is believed to have been reborn
• a new version of something from the past
• embodiment in a new form (especially the reappearance or a person in another form)
• a second or new birth
• the Hindu or Buddhist doctrine that a person may be reborn successively into one of five classes of living beings (god or human or animal or hungry ghost or denizen of Hell) depending on the person\'s own actions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action of reincarnating; the state of being reincarnated; rebirth in new bodies or forms of life; a rebirth of a soul in a new human body

Words related to REINCARNATION

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Words that contain REINCARNATION

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How to use REINCARNATION in a sentence

• For Silas Blackburn was a reincarnation more difficult to accept than any ghost.
• In short, Omar was a Fitzgerald, or Fitzgerald was a reincarnation of Omar.
• When and how would be its reincarnation? More magnificent, maybe, but never this again.
• Upon these the Oriental doctrines of karma and reincarnation cast the only light by which the reason consents to be guided.
• As these doctrines are intimately related both to higher time and to trance revelations, some consideration of karma and reincarnation may appropriately find place here.
• KARMA AND REINCARNATION Karma is that self-adjusting force in human affairs which restores harmony disturbed by action.
• To omit a consideration of karma and reincarnation in connection with higher time would be to force a passage and then not follow where it leads.
• The idea of time curvature is implicit in the ideas of karma and reincarnation.
• The starting-point was the theory of re-incarnation.
• The Buddhist monks at the Toba court now submitted to the emperor, regarding him as a reincarnation of Buddha.
• All who know the truth of reincarnation should realise that they are members of one great family, in which some are younger brethren and some elder.
• This man was the German reincarnation of Javert, the police inspector who hung so relentlessly upon the flanks of Jean Valjean.
• The most striking character in it is Olaf, a Dane, who believes himself to be a re-incarnation of one of the old Danish sea rovers.
• He believed in reincarnation, and thought himself to have been in a former being Pharaoh of Egypt and the Earl of Warwick.
• There should be no lack of warmth and glow in the new reincarnation.
• This is the presentation of the subject by those who believe in reincarnation and transmigration.
• Proofs must be asked for from the believers in reincarnation, and not conjectures, suppositions and imaginations.
• But you have asked for arguments of the impossibility of reincarnation.
• Consider what a puerile imagination this is which is implied by the belief in reincarnation and transmigration.
• The Baha’i view of “reincarnation” is essentially different from the Hindu conception.
• He, in other words, identifies His Spirit with these Holy Souls gone before, that does not, of course, make Him in any way their re-incarnation.
• Here, advancing towards me, was the very reincarnation of the lovely marquise, who gave lustre to this dull world nearly three hundred years ago.
• Of these none is more familiar and none more fundamental than the idea of reincarnation.
• The mournful little prince has gone on his way to lonely, isolated Sikkam to take up his task of endless reincarnation.
• Once, before he opened the paper, he smiled at his readiness to accept the theory of reincarnation.
• The belief is that the spirit of the dead man hovers around the community and immediately upon the birth of the child takes possession, a re-incarnation in the baby-body.
• One might well prophesy that such a spirit will reappear in a later reincarnation as ruler of the universe! November 4, 1810.
• Perhaps it is the ghost of a genius that has failed of reincarnation, and inspires the weeds and the leaf-shadows instead.
• Osiris became the great Ancestor-god of Egypt, and was a reincarnation of his great-grandfather.
• Both believe in some form of reincarnation, in karma and in the periodical appearance of beings possessed of superhuman knowledge and called indifferently Jinas or Buddhas.
• Perhaps he was a Buddhist insect undergoing reincarnation, and was anxious to acquire merit by self-immolation.

Similar words containing INCARNA without suffix tion and without prefix re

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